Onward High School - Yearbook (Onward, IN)

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,Q JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL A JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM wAS ORGANIZED AND COACHED BY MR. WEBB AND MR, HELMS. THE TEAM PLAYED NINE GAMES, WINNING FBVE AND LOSING FOUR, THEY OPENED THE SEASON WUTH A GAME wITH YOUNG AMERICAD ONwARD WAS DEFEATED BY A SOORE OF 27- 23. ONWARD LOST THE NEXT TWO, ONE T0 WALTON, 2257, AND ONE TO WASHINGTON TWP., 23Tl6. THEN ONwARD GOT STARTED AND WON FIVE coNSEcuTIvE GAMES. THEY BEAT ROCKFIELD TWICE 38-I4 AND 24- I6. THEY ALSO BEAT NEW WAVERLY TWICE, 4lSl3 AND 42984, THEY THEN WON OVER GALVESTON 2OTU6. THIS wAS THE ONLY GAME GALVESTON LOST, IN THEIR LAST GAME OF THE SEASON KOKOMO YoM.C,A, DEFEATED THEM 32S2O. THE MEMBERS OF THE TEAM WERE JACK LAYMON, GENE COSTELLO, BILL RAURHGH, GENE WILLIAMS, Boa SAYLORS, DICK ACHEY, GEORGE PRICE, DONALD Mc DANIEL, TOM WALTERS, KEITH JULIAN, JOHN SNYDER, KENNY MCFARLAND, JIM BOWYER, JOE TITUSB LARRY MASON, TED FIRE, AND MAX READS 3 'ea , I Ge 'xi I X I I 1 P V,

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3 SOFTBALL FOR THE FKRST TUME BN HISTORY A CASS COUN' TY SOFTBALL LEAGUE OF TEN ScHooLS wAS FORMEDQ TWELVE MILE WHTH NINE vncTDRnES AND NO DEFEATS woN THE LEAGUE THTLE. LUCERNE, WALTON, GALVES' TON, YOUNG AMERKCA, WASHTNGTDN TwP., ONWARD, METEA, RDYAL CENTER, AND NEW WAVERLY FOLLOWED KN THAT ORDER, ONWARD OPENED THE SEASON wsTH A NEw INSTR- UCTOR,WBLLBAM Fo HELMS. AFTER FHLLING SEVERAL POSITIONS, COACH HELMS HAD THE REDCOATS BEATING SEVERAL TOUGH TEAMS AND GHVING THE OTHERS A BAD TUMEQ PLAYHNS BN THE LEAGUE, HOWEVER, THEYWON ONLY 3 WHILE LOSHNG 6. FOLLOWING ARE A FEW STATISTICS OF THE SEA: SON, Boa BDWYER GOT 2 HOME RUNS, WHILE FRED BOWYER, BUD RHCHARDSON AND TDM WHLLIAMS EACH GOT ONE. FRED BOWYER GOT 3 TRIPLES AND GOT HIT BY A PETCHED BALL 7 TBMESS Tom WHLLTAMS DREW nO WALKS. Boa BOWYER9 FRED BOWYER, AND EDDUE REED SDDRED n3, n2, 9 RUNS RESPECTIVELYS THE PLAYERS WHO WERE AT BAT AT LEAST IO TEMES AND HIT OVER ,250 WERE EDDHE REED .3uO, JOHN MAYS .3089 Bos BDHYER U3OO, FRED BOWYER o296, TDMMY WaLLsAMS .278, JESSE RHDHARDSDN .266, AND BUDDY RICHARDSON .26u. THE FOLLOWBNG HS A LEST or ALL PLAYERS AND THEHR POSHTIONS, Boa BOWYER9 PHTCHERQFRED Bow- YER, CATCHER3 BUD RICHARDSON, FIRST BASEMAN2 TDM WTLLTAMS, SECOND BASEMANQ JOHN MAYS, SHORT' STOPQ JoE WHLLIAMSH THIRD BASEMANQ Dncn LAYMON AND RDNALD TITUS9 LEFT FUELDQ EDDHE REED,CENTER FIELDQ JESSE RHCHARDSONS LEwnS GLASSBURN, DEE LONG,AND JACK COTTERMAN, REGHT FUELDERS, AFTER THE SOFTBALL SEASON THE COACHES OF THE COUNTY MET AND SELECTED AN ALLTSTAR COUNTY SOFTBALL TEAM., UNWARD HAD THE HONOR OF HAVING FRED BOWYER PHCKED FOR THE ALLQSTAR CATCHER. 3 'ea , f To as N 3 AZT 4 if T- if O